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The most generous tax allowance presently available to businesses that encourages direct investment in new plant, equipment and commercial vehicles, is the Annual Investment Allowance

All of this year’s (2015) winners are UK businesses leading the way in international trade, innovation and sustainable development in a broad range of sectors

If you move abroad If you open an Individual Savings Account (ISA) in the UK and then move abroad, you can’t put money into it

On 26 March 2015 the government announced a new initiative to support taxi owners to convert to lower emission vehicles. The initiative is £45 million

You’re on an emergency tax code if your payslip says your tax code is one of the following: 1060L W1 1060L M1 1060L X Emergency

Following on from our previous blog posting: tax changes that were effective from 1 April 2015 (and that mainly affected Companies), we have included below

Parents in work can now share responsibility for looking after their newborn or newly adopted child as Shared Parental Leave law becomes effective 5 April

The Corporation Tax rate has been reduced to 20% The new Diverted Profits Tax has been introduced The bank levy has increased from 0.156% to

In an effort to streamline and simplify the administration of the Self Assessment tax system HMRC is planning to open digital accounts for fifty million

There were a number of changes to promote savings in the Budget. The main changes are set out below: Help to Buy ISA From autumn

The new flexibility, that certain pension pot holders can avail themselves from 6 April 2015, offers more opportunity regarding the funds they have saved. Once

The National Minimum Wage rates from 1 October 2015, as recommended by the Low Pay Commission. (LPC) will be: a 20p (3%) increase in the

 1 April 2015 – Due date for Corporation Tax due for the year ended 30 June 2014.  19 April 2015 – PAYE and NIC deductions

Following last week’s Budget, the government has published the Finance Bill 2015. The bill implements tax changes announced at Budget 2014, Autumn Statement 2014 and

 From 6 April 2015 you won’t have to pay tax on interest received if your total income is less than £15,600. As part of a